Archive for June 2025
Ask Rusty – Retired Veteran: Why must I pay for Medicare?
Dear Rusty: I’m a retired Navy veteran who is going to be turning 65 years old this year. My question is concerning mandatory Medicare sign-up requirements. Why do I have to sign up for Medicare coverage at 65 when I can’t start collecting full Social Security benefits until I turn 67? My Social Security benefits…
Read MoreRokita Says Beware of Fake ‘DMV’ Text
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is alerting Hoosiers about an email and text message scam falsely claiming to be a “final notice” from the Indiana Department of Vehicles DMV, not the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. These fraudulent messages aim to steal personal and financial information from unsuspecting individuals by threatening actions related to alleged…
Read MoreHow to Spot Financial Misinformation on Social Media
(StatePoint) Thanks to content being delivered nonstop over social media channels such as TikTok, YouTube and Instagram, financial advice is more accessible than ever before. The bad news? Much of it can be misinformation. According to CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professionals, here are some red flags to watch out for, so you can stay on track…
Read MoreAttorney General Champions Justice for Women
In June of 2020, over the course of two days, Victor Johnson conducted a string of attacks on several women in Indianapolis. After a jury trial, Johnson was convicted of eleven counts of criminal activity, which included one count of Level 1 felony attempted murder, one count of Level 1 felony attempted rape, and four…
Read MoreState Clarifies Anti-Sanctuary Law
The Indiana Attorney General’s office is providing new guidance to Indiana sheriffs on their obligations under Indiana’s anti-sanctuary law following the improper release of an illegal alien from the Randolph County Jail. “When Indiana law enforcement agencies encounter illegal aliens wanted for immigration-related crimes or civil violations, they cannot limit their cooperation with federal authorities,”…
Read MoreSpark Ignited in Fishers
Spark!Fishers, presented by Meijer, returns to the heart of downtown Fishers’ Nickel Plate District for a weeklong celebration from Tuesday, June 24 through Saturday, June 28. Featuring a variety of patriotic activities and summer fun each day, the festival invites the community to come together and celebrate our nation’s freedom. “Spark!Fishers is a time for…
Read MoreReaching New Heights: Freshmen Dive into Higher Education Opportunities at IU Kokomo
Hamilton Heights High School freshman class (Class of 2028) embarked on an exciting visit to IU Kokomo, immersing themselves in the campus experience last month. They explored post-secondary options as part of the Explore section of our Portrait of a Graduate curriculum and Freshman Seminar. Every freshman participated in this event through the high school’s…
Read MoreSen. Walker Shares Update
Summer is almost officially here, and there’s so much happening across District 31! In this update, you’ll find news on Fishers’ latest national recognition, can’t-miss summer concerts (including some free shows), details on the upcoming Spark!Fishers celebration and the impressive achievements of local students at the state level. We’re looking for volunteers to…
Read MoreVeteran Sports Scribe Taking Wait-And-See Approach With Purdue
The days of Purdue athletics being described as “cheap” are over. Athletic director Mike Bobinski, university president Mung Chiang and the Purdue University Board of Trustees, whether willingly or figuratively kicking and screaming, really had no choice to be part of the revenue sharing agreement that is a major part of the House vs. NCAA…
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